By GARY TILGHMAN For the Daily Times GLASGOW Finally, the temperatures outside are feeling more like fall! With these more comfortable temperatures, now is a perfect time to make sure your feeding program is on target to capitalize on the favorable milk prices. By GARY TILGHMAN For the Daily Times GLASGOW Finally, the temperatures outside are feeling more like fall! With these more comfortable temperatures, now is a perfect time to make sure your feeding program is on target to capitalize...

The federal government has several assignments for the Missouri River: hydropower generated by upstream dams, navigation to benefit barge traffic and protect against flooding, and recreation characterized by fishing and boating, much of it on the upstream lakes that formed behind the dams. A growing number of Missourians, like Gamble, have come to revere the river after experiences like paddling a canoe, fishing from a boat or just sitting on a bank and soaking up nature. The federal...

The year was 1986, and Tibbott had spent the past six years hoping that his small business selling vegetarian meat alternatives in rural Washington state would catch on. Success proved elusive the treehouse was the only place he could afford to live until he developed a soy-based version of the traditional Thanksgiving turkey. Originally, Tibbott peddled a product, tempeh, made from fermented soybeans. Thanksgiving was particularly tough, he said, recalling a nasty bout with a stuffed...

The government deployed military helicopters, naval ships and thousands of troops to join international agencies and local officials in the rescue mission following Tropical Cyclone Sidr. The commodities markets moved broadly lower as the greenback gained strength, making prices appear more expensive to foreign buyers. Gold prices have become extremely volatile as the market wrestles with a correction following the metal's climb to levels not seen since 1980. Inventories of distillates...

Email. Print. Text size + By Charles Abbott November 6, 2007 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate will not pass the $288 billion farm bill this year unless senators forego amendment on hot-button issues like immigration reform or the war in Iraq, Majority Leader Harry Reid warned on Tuesday. Email. Print. Text size + By Charles Abbott November 6, 2007 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate will not pass the $288 billion farm bill this year unless senators forego amendment on hot-button issues like...